The One-Armed Lion Tamer

9" x 12" portrait of Captain Jack Bonavita, animal trainer of the early 20th century. He lost his arm as a result of his encounter with the lion 'Baltimore' at Coney Island in 1904. Captain Bonavita appeared in the arena with 27 lions, a performance which no other trainer had ever attempted. He met his death on March 19, 1917, when he was mauled to death by a polar bear.
Work in progress.

Blind Boys Investigating an Astronomical Model

Work in progress today.

Blind Boys Discovering the Solar System

Work in progress.

Three Blind Boys Discovering a Loon

Three Blind Boys Discovering a Loon. By Julie Kwiatkowski Schuler.

Three Blind Boys Discovering a Loon

A little more painting in progress today.

Three Blind Boys Discovering a Loon

Painting in progress.

Three Blind Boys Discovering a Loon

Work in progress.

Three Blind Boys Discovering A Loon

Work in progress.

Anesthesia

The administration of anesthesia. Painting in progress today.

Typing Class

Typing Class. Somehow, I think I got my photos out of order and here is the finished painting before the progress pictures. Oh well. Accidents happen.
Original acrylic on acid-free, heavy paper, 8" x 10". An early twentieth century typing class for women. A portrait of a group of women, with their backs to the viewer, concentrating on improving their typing skills.

By Julie Kwiatkowski Schuler

The "My Good Babushka" watermark is included here for security purposes. It is not on the physical painting.